SUMMERLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL FINANCIAL AID BOOKLET - 2020 Summerland Secondary School would like to thank - SD67
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SUMMERLAND
SECONDARY
SCHOOL
FINANCIAL AID BOOKLET
2020
Summerland Secondary School would like to thank
the various individuals, clubs, and organizations in the community
for their generous financial support of the students of
Summerland Secondary School.TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Information Page 4
Local Bursaries Page 5-17
Local Scholarships Page 18-19
Ministry of Education 2019/2020 District/Authority Page 21-24
Scholarship Guidelines and Application Form
Entrance Scholarships and other Financial Aid Page 25
Information
Summerland Secondary Bursary Application Form Page 27-28
Royal Canadian Legion Special Application Forms Page 29-37
• Catherine Javorski Memorial Bursary
• George McEachern Memorial Bursary
• Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Bursary
• Paul and Goldie Charles Memorial Bursary
• Royal Canadian Legion Bursary, Branch 22
Sam Hanon Memorial Nomination Form Page 39-40
Summerland Oldtimers Hockey Club Nomination Form Page 41
Verrier Award Application Form Page 43-44
Student Request for Letter of Recommendation Page 45-46
Bursary & Scholarship Checklist Page 47SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES GENERAL INFORMATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships are based on academic achievement only. Local scholarship winners will be determined and
announced at the Graduation Ceremony on June 26, 2020.
BURSARIES
Bursaries are based upon need, achievement, attitude, effort and character. Local bursary winners will be
announced at the Graduation Ceremony in June. A Bursary application form is included at the back of this
book. Students must fill out a bursary application form for EACH bursary applied for. Each bursary
application must also include a copy of the student’s interim transcript and an essay. Students will be
informed when their Interim Transcripts will be available for pick up from Student Services. Please ensure
you meet the criteria of a specific bursary before you apply for it.
Many of the scholarships and bursaries are generated through investments of capital bequested to the
Summerland and District Educational Funding Foundation. As a result, the amount of the awards may vary
from those listed due to fluctuations in interest rates.
INSTRUCTIONS
Special Application and Nomination Forms
The following local bursaries have their own additional special application form that should be completed
and included with the school’s bursary application form. These forms are included in this booklet.
• Catherine Javorski Memorial Bursary (Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
• George McEachern Memorial Bursary (Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
• Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Bursary (Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
• Paul and Goldie Charles Memorial Bursary (Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
• Royal Canadian Legion Bursary Branch 22
• Sam Hanon Memorial Award nomination form
• Summerland Oldtimers Hockey Club Bursary nomination form
• Verrier Award application form
Submitting Applications
Assemble and staple each Bursary you are applying for, individually, in this order:
1. Bursary application form
2. Copy of Essay
3. Copy of Special Application form and/or reference letter (only if criteria specifically asks for this)
4. Copy of Interim Transcript
The Bursary Checklist (found at the back of this book) must be completed and returned with your applications.
The paragraph portion must be completed. Please arrange all your applications in the same order as they appear
on the checklist. The checklist goes on top of your complete package.
Deadline for Submission:
All Bursary & Scholarship Applications & Nomination forms must be hand-delivered to a Counsellor no later than
3:30 pm Tuesday, April 21, 2020
No applications will be received after this deadlineLOCAL BURSARIES Students must fill out ONE bursary application FOR EACH award applied for.
APPLE VALLEY CRUISERS BURSARY
Two bursaries of $600 each will be awarded to students who show an aptitude and enthusiasm in the field
of automotive mechanics. This is available for up to 18 months after graduation and is payable upon
submission of proof of registration at a post-secondary institution.
CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH BURSARY
The Local Chapter of the Canadian Parents for French is offering a $400 bursary to a graduate of the
Summerland Secondary School French Immersion Program OR Core French Program. The successful
applicant must have completed the French Immersion program OR Core French Program and
demonstrated excellence in academic achievement, effort and class participation and is planning to
continue their post-secondary education in French. Applicants must fill out the regular bursary application
form and also submit a one-page cover letter, written in French, explaining what he or she plans to do next
year and how they plan to continue using the French language. The cover letter should be addressed to
the CPF Bursary Selection Committee. All qualifying graduates who are members, or who have family
members who are members of the Canadian Parents for French, are invited to apply for this bursary.
CARLA WIERSMA MEMORIAL BURSARY
A $1,250 bursary will be awarded to a female student who has demonstrated strong academic
achievement in Math and is going on to post-secondary studies. This bursary is available for up to 18
months after graduation and is payable upon submission of proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution.
CATHERINE JAVORSKI MEMORIAL BURSARY (ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 22)
This bursary is for $1000. Preference will be given to children or grandchildren of ex-service personnel,
however students who do not meet these criteria will also be considered. The recipient must be
proceeding to further education at an acceptable educational institution. Completion of a special
application form (included in this booklet) is also required. Selections will be made by a committee of
three appointed by Branch 22. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is provided. This bursary is available for 24 months from the presentation date.
DONALD MUNRO BURSARY
Four bursaries of $1750 will be awarded to students who have graduated from Summerland Secondary
and will be pursuing a post-secondary degree. The student should have demonstrated strong academic
achievement in all subjects as well as strong citizenship. This bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution is provided.
DORA TURNER MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary of $1,600 will be awarded to a student who has demonstrated good moral character and
good citizenship. Financial need will also be considered in the selection for this award. This bursary will be
paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is provided. This bursary is available for 18
months from the presentation date.
DOREEN AND ALISTER MCINTOSH MEMORIAL BURSARY
Five bursaries of $500 each will be awarded to students who have achieved grades of a B average,
demonstrated community involvement, and will be pursuing post-secondary education, training or an
apprenticeship. The bursaries will be available for 18 months after graduation.DOREEN TAIT MEMORIAL BURSARY
This $1,400 bursary will be presented to a deserving grade 12 student in memory of Doreen Tait. To be
eligible for this award, students must intend to pursue post-secondary education in a Bachelor of Arts or a
Bachelor of Fine Arts program. This award will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months after graduation.
DOROTHY RIEDL MEMORIAL BURSARY
(Okanagan Skaha Teachers Union)
One bursary of $500 will be presented to one grade 12 student. Preference will be given to the children of
members of OSTU and will be attending a post-secondary institution. Financial need will also be
considered in the selection for these awards. This award will only be paid out after proof of attendance
and proof of payment at a recognized post-secondary institution is provided to the OSTU. These awards
must be used within 24 months of graduation.
DULCIE MARJORIE DOELL BURSARY
This bursary of $800 will be awarded to a student who is planning to continue their education. This
bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is shown. The bursary is
available for 18 months from the presentation date.
ELLEN LLOYD MEMORIAL BURSARY
Ellen Lloyd was a tireless advocate for the youth of Summerland spearheading such initiatives as the
Rotary Youth Unity Retreat, the Man of Steel Triathlon and SADI. To honor her memory, a $1000 bursary
will be awarded each year to a graduating student who personifies the assets and community involvement
that Ellen worked to instill in young people. As Ellen was always a champion of the less fortunate, special
consideration will be given to students who have had to overcome some personal challenges. Students
must be planning on pursing post-secondary education, in any field, within 18 months following
graduation. In addition to the regular application, students are asked to submit a short paragraph
outlining the challenges they have faced in achieving their graduation.
FAITH REBEKAH LODGE #32 BURSARY
One bursary of $500 is given to a deserving student who is planning to continue their education. This
bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is shown. The bursary is
available for 18 months from the presentation date.
FRED KATO BURSARY
This bursary of $400 will be awarded to a student who is planning to continue their post-secondary
education. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and a social
insurance number is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
GARY NEIL BLUMHAGEN BURSARY
This award is a minimum of $300 given in memory of Gary Neil Blumhagen, a 1974 graduate of SSS. Gary’s
first love was music and he performed locally and throughout the Okanagan. Gary passed away in
December of 1988 during a storm off the coast of Vancouver Island. This bursary, in Gary’s memory, will
be awarded to a deserving Grade 12 student who has maintained at least a B average and plans to pursue
an academic or post-secondary program in the field of music and/or science. To be eligible, applicants
must have demonstrated a sincere work ethic. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and a social insurance number are provided. The bursary is available for 18
months from the presentation date.GEORGE McEACHERN BURSARY
(Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
This bursary is for $1500. Preference will be given to children or grandchildren of ex-service personnel,
however students who do not meet these criteria will also be considered. The recipient must be
proceeding to further education at an acceptable educational institution. Completion of a special
application form (included in this booklet) is also required. Selections will be made by a committee of
three appointed by Branch 22. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is shown. The Bursary is available for 24 months from the presentation date.
GEORGE SUTTON MEMORIAL BURSARY
Two bursaries of $1,500 will be awarded to a student planning to attend a post-secondary institution
within a period of 18 months after secondary school graduation. The bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution is provided. The bursary will be awarded to a student who has
a record of volunteer work and community involvement, one who has shown a willingness to learn, an
eagerness to participate and a desire to contribute to their school and to their community.
GLENFIR SCHOOL SOCIETY LEGACY AWARD
This award for $3000 is to be awarded to an outstanding student and citizen who is proceeding on in any
field of study at an accredited post-secondary institution. Achievement in fine arts and/or athletics will be
considered as well as academic achievement. The award will be paid after the "Request for Funds" form is
submitted, along with the documentation outlined on the form. Documents dated October 1, 2020 or later
are acceptable. If no claim is made by February 28, 2021, the award may be reassigned to a member of the
2021 graduating class. The recipient must be taking a full course load at a post-secondary institution to
receive the full award.
GLENN BLYSTONE BURSARY
This bursary is a minimum of $200 offered in memory of Glenn Blystone. It is given to recognize a student
who has demonstrated sincere efforts to be a good and caring citizen within the school and the
community. Consideration will be given to good character and the dedication of the individual to
satisfactorily complete secondary school studies. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and a social insurance number are provided. The bursary is available for 18
months from the presentation date.
GORDON RITCHIE BURSARY
Two Summerland Secondary School students who have shown leadership, above average academic
achievement, and worthy citizenship will receive a prestigious award of a minimum of $750 each. This
bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and a social insurance
number are provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
GORDON SMITH ROTARY CLUB BURSARY
One bursary of $1,500 will be awarded to a student planning to attend a post-secondary institution within
a period of 18 months after secondary school graduation. The bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution is provided. The bursary will be awarded to a student who has
a record of volunteer work and community involvement, one who has shown a willingness to learn, an
eagerness to participate and a desire to contribute to their school and to their community.
GPH MECHANICAL BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be awarded to a student who is planning to pursue post-secondary
training/apprenticeship in a trade. Preference will be given to a student interested in the field of
mechanics. This bursary will be paid upon receiving proof of registration at a post-secondary institution
and will be available for up to 18 months after graduation.GRAD LEGACY BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be awarded to a student who has demonstrated sincere volunteer efforts to
contribute to their class’ graduation experience, through organizing and participating in fundraising
events, volunteering their time for graduation events, or supporting their fellow class members in some
way to make their graduation experience positive. This student should have given freely of themselves to
support their graduation class, to help make graduation a special, supportive experience for their
classmates.
HUBERT JAMES GIBBS BURSARY
This bursary of $600 will be awarded to a student who will be attending university. Financial need will be
considered in the selection for this award. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at the
university and a social insurance number are provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the
presentation date.
IVAN AND STEVIE ROSS BURSARY
This bursary is offered in memory of Ivan and Stevie Ross. The amount of this bursary will be $500. It will
be presented to a graduating student in need. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and a social insurance number are provided. The bursary is available for 18
months from the presentation date.
IVY MASON BURSARY
The Ivy Mason Bursary is a minimum of $250 to be awarded to a leading student of the graduating class
who is planning to attend a post-secondary institution. Academic standing will be the primary
consideration in the selection of a recipient. Preference will be given to students pursuing studies in
linguistics, theatre and/or art. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
JANET RITCHIE BURSARY
The Janet Ritchie Bursary is a minimum of $800 and will be awarded to a student who has a strong
academic record, good moral character and has demonstrated good citizenship. Financial need will also
be considered in the selection for this award. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months
from the presentation date.
JEALOUS CURATOR VISUAL ARTS BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be awarded to a student who is planning to pursue post-secondary education in
Visual Arts. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and a social
insurance number are provided. The Bursary is available for eighteen (18) months from the presentation
date.
JEN AND BOB TINGLEY BURSARY
This bursary is $500 and will be awarded to a grade 12 graduating student who exhibits by example, good
character, academic achievement, an industrious nature and who shows financial need. The bursary will
be paid when the recipient provides proof of registration at a post-secondary institution. The bursary is
available for 18 months from the presentation date.JOSEPH LAMB MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary is a minimum of $250. It will be awarded to a graduating student who demonstrates need,
and whose improved achievement and attitude illustrate their belief that continuing education is
important. The student MUST, in the last two years of secondary school, have shown a worthwhile effort
and attitude towards preparing for a post-secondary education. The bursary is provided in memory of
Robert Joseph Lamb, who graduated from Summerland Secondary School in 1991. His commitment to
continuing education was unequivocal. He died as a passenger in an alcohol related motor vehicle
accident in Summerland, in March of 1993. The bursary will be paid on proof of registration at a post-
secondary institution and submission of social insurance number and will be held for 18 months.
KEN BOOTHE MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary is in memory of Ken Boothe, who served the District for many years as a member and
chairman of the School Board, and as an Alderman and Mayor of Summerland. This bursary will be a
minimum of $250. All students who are planning to attend a post-secondary institution are eligible to
apply. Special consideration will be given to students planning to pursue their education in the field of
music. This bursary will be paid to the recipient when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution
and social insurance number are provided. This bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation
date.
KINSMEN CLUB OF SUMMERLAND BURSARY
This is an annual award of $1,000 presented by the Kinsmen Club to a student going on to any form of
post-secondary education. This bursary will be paid to the recipient when proof of registration at a post-
secondary institution and social insurance number are provided. This award must be used within 18
months of graduation.
KIWANIS CLUB OF SUMMERLAND BURSARY
The Kiwanis Club of Summerland offers one award of $1,000 to be presented to students going into a
trade or a technical institution. This bursary will be paid to the recipient when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution, social insurance number, and contact phone number are provided. This award
must be used within 18 months of graduation.
KIWANIS CLUB OF SUMMERLAND - JOHN TAMBLYN MEMORIAL BURSARY
The Kiwanis Club of Summerland offers one award of $1,000 to be presented to a student going on to
post-secondary studies in the field of education. This bursary will be paid to the recipient when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution, social insurance number and contact phone number are
provided. This award must be used within 18 months of graduation.
KYLE MCKENZIE MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary is in memory of Kyle McKenzie, a member of the graduation class of 1991, who passed away
during his final year at Summerland Senior Secondary School. It will be given to a graduating student
pursuing a post-secondary education who expresses their religious faith in their actions of love and
concern within the school and community. The recipient of the bursary is to be a respected and admired
member of the graduating class. Special consideration will be given to applicants who also have
demonstrated the same characteristics of love and service within their church or religious circles.
Academically, the applicant is to be a student who has worked to achieve their fullest potential. This year,
the amount is a minimum of $250. To be considered for this bursary, the student must supply a letter of
recommendation, preferably from the clergy of their congregation, or from an officer of their religious
organization. The recipient must show proof of registration and social insurance number before receiving
this bursary. The bursary is available for 18 months from presentation date.LADIES AUXILIARY TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BURSARIES
Three bursaries of $1,200 are awarded to deserving students who are proceeding to post-secondary
education and who will require financial aid. Preference will be given to sons, daughters or grandchildren
of veterans, however students who do not meet these criteria will also be considered. Completion of a
special application form (included in this booklet) is also required. The award will be given when proof of
registration is provided. These bursaries are available for 18 months after graduation.
LARK GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT BURSARY
A $1000 bursary will be bestowed to a student who contributes to the community by becoming involved in
our civic community issues with the goal of making the community better. This student will be engaged in
civic affairs by volunteering with the District of Summerland and assisting the Mayor and Council with
research and projects.
Alternatively, this student will be involved in social responsibility campaigns to help make the community
better, such as anti-bullying campaigns or fundraising for social or health causes, for example. The student
also needs to demonstrate financial need.
The bursary will be awarded to a student who is planning to pursue post-secondary training or
apprenticeship in a trade. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution and a social insurance number are provided. The bursary is available 18 months from the
presentation date.
MAGDA FENWICK BURSARY
This bursary, in the amount of $1,200 will be awarded to a grade 12 student who will be pursuing a trade.
Preference will be given to a student based on need and aptitude for their chosen vocation. This bursary
will be paid when proof of registration is shown. It is available for 12 months from the presentation date.
MINA ELIZABETH MILLIE MEMORIAL BURSARY
A minimum of $450 is awarded to a graduating student going on to post-secondary education. Special
consideration will be given to students who have pride in their community, and who have demonstrated a
willingness to be involved in school and community. This bursary will be awarded to a student who
indicates a determination to work towards their full potential. The recipient must show proof of
registration and social insurance number before receiving this bursary.
OKANAGAN FEST-OF-ALE SOCIETY BURSARY
A $1000 bursary is available to a graduating student who will be continuing on to post-secondary studies in
the hospitality industry. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration is shown. It is available for 12
months from the presentation date.
OKANAGAN HINDU TEMPLE AND CULTURE SOCIETY BURSARY
This bursary, in the amount of $1000 will be awarded to a graduating student who will be attending a
post-secondary institution. The student must be an honor roll student and have outstanding work habits.
Preference will be given to the child of a single parent family. This bursary will be paid when proof of
registration is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.OKANAGAN RODTIQUES TECH AWARD
A bursary in the amount of $500 will be awarded to a student who is planning to pursue post-secondary
training in a technical, vocational or an apprenticeship program. It is given to recognize a student who has
satisfactorily completed their secondary school studies and demonstrated sincere efforts to be involved in
community volunteering. Financial need will also be considered in the selection for this award. This
bursary will be paid when proof of registration is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from
the presentation date.
OKANAGAN SKAHA PRINCIPALS’ & VICE PRINCIPALS’ ASSOCIATION BURSARY
A bursary of $1000 will be made available to a graduate from Summerland Secondary School who is
planning to take a recognized form of post-secondary education. This bursary will be awarded to a
student who demonstrates leadership both in the school and in the community. Special consideration will
be given to the son or daughter of a school administrator. Proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is required for the bursary to be paid. This bursary is available for 18 months from the date of
presentation.
OKANAGAN SKAHA TEACHERS’ UNION EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL BURSARY
Two bursaries in the amount of $500 each will be awarded to graduates from Summerland Secondary
School. Preference will be given to the children of members of OSTU, who will be attending a post-
secondary institution (based on overall accomplishment and need). Preference will be given to a student
planning on attending a technical, vocational, or fine arts institution. This bursary will only be paid out
after proof of attendance and proof of payment at a recognized post-secondary institution is provided to
the OSTU and must be used within 24 months of graduation.
ONESKY COMMUNITY RESOURCES BURSARY
This bursary is for $1000. The recipient of this bursary must be either a student with a disability taking
post-secondary studies OR a student who is going into the Human Services field. This bursary is available
for 18 months after graduation. The bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is provided.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR – EDINA CHAPTER #33
A bursary of $500 is offered to a student to further their education at a university, technical school, or
other acceptable educational institution. To be considered, a student should demonstrate good
citizenship, character and in need of financial assistance. Proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is required for bursary to be paid. This bursary is available for 12 months after graduation.
PARKDALE PLACE HOUSING SOCIETY BURSARY
A bursary of $1000 will be awarded to a deserving graduating student who demonstrates a combination of
qualities in the areas of academics, social awareness and compassion. Preference will be granted to an
individual who shows a sincere dedication to seniors in the community. The bursary will be paid when
proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is provided. The bursary is available for 12 months
from the presentation date.
PAT AND HOWARD JORDAN BURSARY
This bursary of $300 will be awarded to a student at the School Leaving Ceremonies in June. Consideration
will be given to a student planning to continue studies at a recognized university or college. Applicants
must prove need, have above average marks, and have shown good citizenship in the school and
community during their secondary school years. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary is only available for 18
months from the presentation date.PAUL AND GOLDIE CHARLES MEMORIAL BURSARY
(Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22)
An annual award of $1000 is available to a student who is proceeding to further education in an
agricultural field. Preference will be given to sons, daughters or grandchildren of veterans, however
students who do not meet these criteria will also be considered. Selection will be made by a committee
appointed by Branch 22 of the Summerland Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. Completion of a special
application form (included in this booklet) is also required. This bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution is shown. The bursary is available for 24 months from the
presentation date.
PENNIE JAMIESON MEMORIAL BURSARY
An annual award of $1000 is available to a deserving Grade 12 student graduate who excels academically
in school, actively contributes to making the school and community a better place and plans to continue
their studies at a post-secondary institution. The award must be claimed by January 31, 2021.
PENNY LANE LEGACY FUND – ART SEWELL MEMORIAL BURSARY
This bursary, in the amount of $1000 will be awarded to a grade 12 student who has shown and
demonstrated a positive impact on the youth of Summerland. This could be through volunteering,
participating, and/or working with or on behalf of our youth. Students applying for this bursary will be
required to provide an essay explaining how they have had a positive impact on youth in our community
(max. 500 words), along with the application form.
Art Sewell was passionate about supporting youth and their connection within the community. He was a
founding member of Penny Lane and served as Chairman for 8 years. Art strongly believed that business
leaders have a responsibility to provide opportunities for skill development in youth that help them reach
their full potential.
The selection committee will be made up of representatives from Penny Lane. The selection committee
will consider the merits of the essay, character, attitude and financial need. This bursary will be paid for
when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The
bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
PENNY LANE LEGACY FUND BURSARY
Students must be planning on pursuing post-secondary education in any field. Included in your essay, you
should address your character, attitude, work ethic as well as your community involvement. This bursary
will be paid for when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is
provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
The Penny Lane Legacy Fund was derived when the Board of Directors closed our two Summerland stores
in 2013. These stores were initially developed in the early 2000’s to provide financial support to the youth
of Summerland and provide them with merchandise training and life skills. During 13 years of operation
we put approximately three million dollars back into the Summerland community with employment,
supporting SADI, hosting training seminars and supplying resources to the Alternate School Program, to
mention a few. Since 2013, we continue to honor our mandate in many ways such as fulfilling on-going
bursaries to the Okanagan College, an endowment to UBC for Medical Doctors in training, and
contribution to the Summerland Skate Park. Funds are committed to support the Food Programs at
Giant’s Head Elementary School, Summerland Middle School and Summerland Senior Secondary. Yearly
commitment of funds to the Summerland Secondary School “Grade Twelve Student Bursary” of $1000 is
granted to the student who has contributed to the community involving themselves in sports, music,
acting or community service in general.PENTICTON TRIATHLON CLUB HEALTH AND WELLNESS BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be awarded to an SSS graduate who is continuing with a post-secondary education
and is committed to a healthy lifestyle through fitness/sport. Applicants must include a 250-300-word
essay about how an athletic/healthy lifestyle influences their life.
RALPH MACKENZIE SCOTT BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be awarded to a deserving SSS graduate. This bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary is
available for 18 months from the presentation date.
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPISTS BURSARY
A bursary of $450 is being offered by the Summerland Registered Massage Therapists. This bursary will be
awarded to a SSS graduate who is planning to pursue any post-graduate training in the health-care field.
This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance
number is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION (Branch 22) BURSARIES
This award is for $1,500. Preference will be given to a child or grandchild of ex-service personnel,
however, students who do not meet these criteria will also be considered. The recipient must be
proceeding to further education at an acceptable educational institution. Completion of a special
application form (included in this booklet) is also required. Selections will be made by a committee of
three appointed by Branch 22. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is shown. The Bursary is available for 24 months from the presentation date.
RUTH DALE MEMORIAL BURSARY (1986)
One bursary of a minimum of $500 will be awarded to a graduating student at the School Leaving
Ceremonies in June. The Bursary is given to recognize a student who has demonstrated effort and
citizenship toward school and community. Students who have volunteered their time towards various
school and community activities are encouraged to apply for this award. This bursary will be paid when
proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary
is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
SAM HANON MEMORIAL BURSARY
One bursary of $1,500 will be awarded to a graduating student who demonstrates a well-balanced
combination of traits in the areas of academics, leadership, school and/or community athletics, social
awareness, and peer compassion. This award is presented annually in memory of Sam Hanon who was a
grade 12 student at Summerland Secondary School. He was killed in a motor vehicle accident enroute to
his Summerland Jets Midget AA hockey game on December 9, 2007. This bursary will be paid when proof
of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary is
available for 18 months from the presentation date.
This award is by nomination only. Applicants must receive nominations from five members of the
graduating class and/or teachers. A nomination form is included in this book.ST. STEPHEN ANGLICAN CHURCH BURSARY
St. Stephen Anglican Church is pleased to offer, as part of their outreach to the community of
Summerland, a $500 bursary to a graduating student planning to pursue post-secondary studies. The
applicant must maintain a C+ average or better, be active in community, school and a faith community,
have clear goals and a clear career objective and be pursuing a minimum 2 year academic or technical
diploma. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and a Social
Insurance number are shown. The bursary will be available for 18 months from the presentation date.
SUMMERLAND BAPTIST CHURCH BURSARY
This bursary will award $600 to a student planning to pursue post-secondary education and who has
demonstrated care and concern for others in the community. Students who have volunteered their time
towards various school and community activities are encouraged to apply for this award. This bursary is
not restricted to, nor specially provided for student members of Summerland Baptist Church. This bursary
will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is
provided. The bursary will be available for 18 months from the presentation date.
SUMMERLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BURSARY
This bursary of $1000 will be offered to an SSS graduate who is pursuing post-secondary education in
business entrepreneurship. The bursary will be paid by the donor when proof of registration at a post-
secondary institution is provided and must be claimed in the same calendar year, by December 15, 2020.
SUMMERLAND COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL BURSARY
Applicants for this $500 bursary must be resident of the community for at least one year. This bursary is
available to a graduating high school student pursuing a fine arts education. The Committee will consider
extreme cases of need. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution
and social insurance number is provided. The bursary will be available for 18 months from the
presentation date.
SUMMERLAND GOLDEN JETS HOCKEY BURSARY
The Summerland Golden Jets will be offering two $500 bursaries. This bursary will be awarded to a
graduating student who has been involved with playing hockey. The bursary will be payable upon
submission of proof of registration at a post-secondary institution.
SUMMERLAND HEALTH-CARE AUXILIARY BURSARIES
Four $3000 bursaries will be offered to graduates who are enrolling in any post-secondary training in or
related to health care and must have proof of given volunteer hours. Preference will be given to
candidates who volunteer either through the Candy Striper/Health Care Cadet Youth Volunteer program
or at the Summerland Health Care Auxiliary thrift shop. The award will be given when proof of registration
is provided. This bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
SUMMERLAND HEALTH-CARE AUXILIARY ENDOWMENT BURSARY
There will be one $3000 bursary offered to graduates who are enrolling in any post-secondary training in
or related to health care and must have proof of given volunteer hours. Preference will be given to
candidates who volunteer either through the Candy Striper/Health Care Cadet Youth Volunteer program
or at the Summerland Health Care Auxiliary thrift shop. The award will be given when proof of registration
is provided. This bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.SUMMERLAND JETS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BURSARY
Two bursaries of $500 each, will be awarded to two graduating students who are members in good
standing with Summerland Minor Hockey. Student must demonstrate financial need and have proof of
post-secondary enrollment. Must provide a personal reference letter regarding the applicants “Life in and
around Hockey”. Also, a personal letter done by applicant reflecting what being part of Summerland
Minor Hockey has meant to them, and what skills hockey has provided them with that will help them
succeed in their future ambitions (500 words max.). This bursary is valid for 12 months after graduation.
SUMMERLAND MINOR FASTBALL ASSOCIATION BURSARY
The Summerland Minor Fastball Association will be awarding a $200.00 bursary to a grade 12 student who
is registered in Summerland Minor Fastball and will be continuing their post-secondary school education.
SUMMERLAND OLDTIMERS HOCKEY CLUB BURSARY
This $500 bursary will be awarded to any deserving graduating student who is nominated by anybody in
the community (peer, teacher, coach, employer, etc.). The recipient should be one who has displayed
great character through acts of selflessness, is altruistic and kind. They will be an upstanding person who
deserves to be recognized for their actions. Please complete the nomination form which is included in
this book. This bursary is available for anyone pursuing post-secondary education for 24 months from the
presentation date.
SUMMERLAND SPORTSMAN’S ASSOCIATION BURSARY
A bursary of $2,000 will be awarded to a student who is proceeding to post-secondary education. This
award will be given to those individuals who are pursuing studies in wildlife management, the
environment or related areas. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution is provided and will be awarded at the start of year one of the recipient’s program. The bursary
is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
SUMMERLAND TIMBERMART BURSARY
One bursary of $500 will be awarded to a graduating student who is planning to pursue post-secondary
education in the areas of Business Management, Forestry Management or a Building Trade The selection
committee will consider work ethic, character, citizenship, attitude and need in choosing a recipient. The
full bursary amount will be paid by the donor when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is
provided. This bursary is available for 18 months from the date of presentation.
SUMMERLAND WOMEN'S FITNESS BURSARY
This bursary of $500 will be awarded to a female student who is planning to continue with a post-
secondary education. Preference will be given to students planning to pursue a career in the Health and
Wellness field. Financial need will also be considered in the selection of this award. The award will be
given when proof of registration and social insurance number is provided. This bursary is available for 24
months from the date of presentation.
SUMMERLAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE BURSARY
This bursary of $600 is offered by the Summerland Women's Institute. It will be presented to a
Summerland Secondary School graduate who is planning to proceed to university, technical school, or
other acceptable post-graduate educational institution. The awarding of this bursary will be based on
academic achievement, citizenship, and need. The award will be given when proof of registration and
social insurance number is provided. This bursary is available for 18 months from the presentation date.SUMMERLAND YACHT CLUB BURSARY
A $1000 bursary is offered by the Summerland Yacht Club to a graduating student who plans on pursuing
post-secondary studies at a college, technical school or trades program. Students should have shown
good effort and attendance during their high school years. Primary consideration will be given to students
with financial need. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution is
shown. The bursary is available for 18 months from the date of presentation.
SUTTON - SUMMERLAND ROTARY CLUB BURSARY
One bursary of $1,500 will be awarded to a student planning to attend a post-secondary institution within
a period of 18 months after secondary school graduation. The bursary will be paid when proof of
registration at a post-secondary institution is provided. The bursary will be awarded to a student who has
a record of volunteer work and community involvement, one who has shown a willingness to learn, an
eagerness to participate and a desire to contribute to their school and to their community.
THELMA ROTHWELL AWARDS
Two bursaries are awarded annually, to students who intend to continue their respective education.
Scholarship, citizenship, leadership and need will be the determining factors in choice of the recipient.
This year the awards are a minimum of $250 each. This bursary will be paid when proof of registration at a
post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided. The bursary is only available for 18
months from the presentation date.
TOM KATO AWARD BURSARY
This award will be given each year to a good academic student graduating from Summerland Secondary
School, to assist with their future education. The recipient's worthiness as a future good citizen and the
student’s financial means will also be taken into consideration. This award will be $200. This award will
be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance number is provided.
The award is available for 18 months from the presentation date.
TYSON ELLIOTT GOSSELIN MEMORIAL BURSARY
These two bursaries of $750 are offered in memory of Tyson Gosselin who would have been a member of
the 2020 graduating class but passed away suddenly in April 2018. The two bursaries will be awarded to a
graduating student who demonstrates financial need and is planning to pursue post-secondary training or
apprenticeship in a trade. These bursaries will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary
institution are provided and will be available up to 18 months after graduation.
UPSIDE OF HUNGER BURSARY
This $1000 bursary will be awarded to a student going into a trade. The recipient will have demonstrated
resilience in the face of adversity, as did Adam Bauman in the book “The Upside of Hunger”. Financial
need will be considered.
VIOLET MAE SWENSON BURSARY
A bursary of $500 will be presented to two deserving grade 12 students to honor the memory of Violet
Mae Swenson. To be eligible for this award, students must intend to pursue post-secondary education.
This award will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution and social insurance
number is provided. The bursary is available for 18 months after graduation.LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS
The following criteria will be used in determining a students' academic average for the
Summerland Scholarship:
Grade 11 Courses English 12 plus three academic university
approved Grade 12 courses
Literary Studies 11 Calculus 12
Social Studies 11 Pre-Calculus Math 12
Pre-Calculus Math 11/Foundations Math 12 Biology 12
One Science 11 Chemistry 12
(Biology, Physics, Chemistry or Environmental Physics 12
Science 12) Philosophy 12
History 12
Social Justice 12
Law 12
French 12
French Immersion Language 12
NOTE:
Courses taken outside of Summerland Secondary will not be used to determine a student’s academic
average.
DR. DENIS BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
A scholarship will be available to a graduating student. The award will be based on academic merit and
awarded to a student with interest in science and/or an interest in pursuing a career in science, research,
medicine or a related field.
The scholarship will be available for up to 18 months after graduation and will be paid upon proof of
registration.
FUDGE SCHOLARSHIP
A scholarship in memory of Barbara Fudge will be available to a graduating student. The award will be
based on academic merit and awarded to a student with a strong work ethic and who has demonstrated
commitment to their community contributions.
The scholarship will be available for up to 18 months after graduation and will be paid upon proof of
registration.
IRIS ALBERTA MARIE CLAPPERTON & JOHN KITCHENER SCHOLARSHIPS
Three scholarships will be awarded to students who will be furthering their education.
The scholarship will be paid when proof of registration at an institution is shown and social insurance
number is provided. The scholarship is only available for 18 months from the presentation date.JANET RITCHIE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP (1989)
This scholarship is given to a top academic student who has demonstrated good citizenship and moral
character, has been actively involved in school and community activities, and has an excellent school
attendance record. This scholarship will be paid when proof of registration at a post-secondary institution
and social insurance number is provided. The scholarship is only available for 18 months from the
presentation date.
KINSMEN CLUB OF SUMMERLAND SCHOLARSHIP
This award is presented by the Kinsmen Club to a student going on to any form of post-secondary
education. The scholarship will be paid when proof of registration at an institution is shown and social
insurance number is provided. The scholarship is available for 18 months after graduation.
MARJORIE DIANE DURICK SCHOLARSHIP
A scholarship in memory of Marjorie Diane Durick will be available to a graduating student. The award will
be based on academic merit and awarded to a student with a strong work ethic and who has
demonstrated commitment to their community contributions. The scholarship will be available for up to
18 months after graduation and will be paid upon proof of registration.
SUMMERLAND SCHOLARSHIP
The Summerland Scholarship, the first scholastic award to be given at Summerland Secondary School and
administered by the Municipality of Summerland, has been presented annually since 1946. The
scholarship is presented to a leading student of the graduating class, providing he, or she, has the
necessary academic standing and is planning to attend a B.C. university or a university transfer credit
course at a B.C. community college the following year.
MATSU MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Matsu Memorial Scholarship is provided by Dr. and Mrs. Eddie Matsu in honor of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Matsu. Eddie Matsu was a graduate of Summerland Secondary School and currently is a
prominent orthopedic surgeon in Houston, Texas. The scholarship will be paid when proof of registration
at an institution is shown and social insurance number is provided.
VERRIER AWARD
The Verrier Award is presented annually to the top ALL-ROUND student in the graduating class. Robert
Verrier was killed in a hunting mishap in December 1939. The Verrier trophy was purchased by the
Student Council in June, 1941 and was presented that same month, in memory of Robert Verrier. In
addition to the trophy, the recipient will also receive a watch.
Criteria for selection include outstanding academic achievement, extra-curricular involvement
(school and community), citizen ship, leadership, and interpersonal skills.Ministry of Education
2019-2020 District/Authority Scholarship Guidelines
District/Authority Scholarships recognize graduating BC students for excellence in their chosen area of
interest or strength. These scholarships are intended to help students pursue post-secondary
education.
The Ministry has allocated 5500 scholarships pro-rated to school districts and independent school
authorities based on their September 30 Grade 12 enrolments. Winners will receive a $1250 voucher in
October 2020 that can be redeemed at a designated post-secondary institution or an authorized trades
training provider, once tuition equal or greater than the amount of the voucher has been paid.
Eligibility and selection criteria
Boards of Education and independent school selection committees have the responsibility and flexibility
to determine the most effective criteria and processes for recognizing students under this scholarship
program. Selected recipients must also meet eligibility requirements set by the Ministry of Education
which may be found at:
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-
12/support/scholarships/provincialscholarships/district-authority-scholarships
Requirements
To receive the District/Authority Scholarship, students must:
Meet the following basic eligibility requirements:
o Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident at the time of registration in the school
year for which the scholarship is awarded;
o Must be a BC resident;
o In the school year for which the scholarship is awarded, must be or have been:
o Enrolled in a BC public school (including Distributed Learning schools), or
o Enrolled in a Group 1, 2, or 4 BC Independent School, or
o Enrolled in a Continuing Education Centre, or
o Registered with a public, independent, or distributed learning school in BC as a
homeschooled child;
o Fulfill the B.C. graduation requirements of either the B.C. Graduation Program or the Adult
Graduation Program by August 31 of your graduating year
o Graduate in the same year the scholarship is awarded
Meet criteria determined by the local scholarship committee, which requires a student to
demonstrate outstanding achievement in any of the following seven areas:
o (INDLC) Indigenous Languages and Culture, demonstrated at school or in the
community
o (FINE) Arts (e.g., Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music)o (APLSK) Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies (e.g., Business, Technology, Home
Economics, Information Communication Technology, Media Arts, Tourism)
o (PHYSAC) Physical Activity and Health (e.g., Athletics, Fitness, Outdoor Education, not
limited to Physical Education)
o (INTLNG) International Languages from the International Languages Curriculum or
External Assessments, including AP and IB courses
o (COMSERV) Community Service (Volunteer Activity), which includes awareness of local,
global, and cultural issues
o (TRADES) Technical and Trades Training (e.g., Automotive, Robotics, Coding,
Woodwork, Culinary Arts)
Guidelines
1) Criteria, application forms, and selection processes should be consistent among schools within a
school district/independent school authority.
2) Applications must include evidence of student learning or achievement in the chosen area of
interest and may include but are not limited to:
a) Submission of a project/portfolio (electronic or hardcopy), display or video
b) Participation in an interview, performance or demonstration
3) In addition to an application form, applications may include a selection of the following
components:
a) Reference letters or recommendation forms from teachers or community sponsors;
b) Resumes;
c) Unofficial transcripts;
d) Written statements or essays, outlining motivation for pursuing area of interest, impact
of this involvement, highlights of achievement, personal/educational goals in this area
and plan for attaining these goals; and
e) Evidence of other attributes such as, creativity, innovation, initiative, motivation,
leadership, cooperation, good citizenship in school/community, attendance, punctuality,
work habits.
4) Applications should be adjudicated by a committee, either at the district/authority or school
level, as appropriate. Committee members may include but are not limited to:
a) Teachers
b) School administrators
c) Superintendent of Schools or designate
d) School Trustees
e) Parent Advisory Council representatives
f) Municipal Council representatives
g) Local business representatives
h) Community representatives
6) Areas of interest for each scholarship recipient must be recorded and reported back to the
Ministry using the spreadsheet template provided. Where possible, school
districts/independent school authorities should strive for equitable distribution of scholarships
across the areas of interest.
www.gov.bc.ca/scholarshipsprogram Scholarships@gov.bc.ca 250-356-244322
SD 67 DISTRICT/AUTHORITY SCHOLARSHIP
APPLICATION FORM
1) Personal Information
Name
(Surname) (Given Names)
Date of Birth (month/day/year) High School
Social Insurance Number PEN Number
Address Postal Code
Telephone Email
I am a Canadian Citizen □ I am a permanent resident (landed immigrant) □
2) Post-Secondary Plans
Which post-secondary program(s) do you plan to apply for?
What are your long-term career plans?
3) Area of Interest
Please check the one area of interest or strength for which you are making this application
□ Indigenous Languages and Culture, demonstrated at school or in the community
□ Fine Arts (e.g., Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Music)
□ Applied Skills (e.g., Business Ed, Technology Ed, Home Economics)
□ Physical Activity (e.g., Athletics, Dance, Gymnastics, not limited to Physical Education)
□ International Languages with Integrated Resource Packages (IRPs) or External Assessments,
including AP and IB courses
□ Community Service (Volunteer Activity), which includes demonstration of local and global issues
and cultural awareness
□ Technical and Trades Training (e.g., Carpentry, Automotive, Mechanics, Cook Training)
234) Course work and extracurricular activities related to your area of interest
Grade 11 and 12 Courses Teacher/Sponsor
Extracurricular Activities Teacher/Sponsor
5) Evidence of Achievement
This application requires that you provide evidence of outstanding achievement in your chosen area of
interest. Please attach a one-page statement that describes your achievements.
6) Resume
Please attach a copy of your current resume
7) References
Please have 2 teachers and/or community members who would attest to your achievement with their
details below. *Be sure to ask their permission to be your reference*
Reference 1:
Name Job Title Email
Reference 2:
Name Job Title Email
APPLICATIONS MUST BE HANDED IN BY 3:30 PM, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2020
Financial Aid 2020 24ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS TO SPECIFIC
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
All of the major Canadian education institutions offer entrance scholarships. Some entrance
awards are "Open Application Awards" which means that they may be applied for by any
candidate entering a particular institution providing that the academic standards are met. The
criteria for screening applicants may be based upon any one or any combination of the following:
Scholastic standing, leadership, community service, essay and references. Other awards are
"Limited Application" which means that potential candidates are limited by criteria other than
academic. Students should enquire about potential awards and scholarships by making direct
contact with the Office of Awards at the institution of their choice. See counsellors with
additional questions.
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
The BC Student Assistance Program
The BCSAP was created to help eligible students with the costs of post-secondary studies. With
the completion of one application, a candidate will be considered for the Canada Student Loan
and the BC Student Loan. Information can be found at www.studentaidbc.ca
StudentAwards.com
This website provides instant access to a comprehensive database of thousands of Canadian
scholarships, bursaries and grants for all levels of post-secondary education. The address is
www.studentawards.com
Scholarships Canada
This website includes over 50,000 individual scholarships worth over $50 million, and is updated
annually. You must be a subscriber to use the search function. The address is
www.scholarshipscanada.com
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